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Primatologist, ethologist and anthropologist Dr. Jane Goodall examines how animals communicate with each other and their human friends, through stories of animals that have changed people's lives, scientific research into animal language and more. Goodall, who has earned multiple awards for her work in animal research and welfare, focuses on how communication between animals and humans can lead to surprising mutual benefits.

From the outside looking in, author Donald D'Haenes childhood hardly seemed unconventional. He grew up in a patriarchal family with his mother, father and two siblings. Home life was strict and regimented, his father was clearly the master of the house. But as a devout Jehovahs Witness, this was hardly out of the ordinary. On the surface, Donalds youth would resonate with anyone raised in the slow-paced sanctity of a small town. Years later, Donald would reveal a sad tale of survival, struggle and strife in his book, A Fathers Touch, his memoirs about enduring years of sexual abuse at the hands of his father, subsequently retold in this documentary Family Secrets, When Nobody's Looking.

An Audio-Visual Trip from the mind of Toronto Rapper Sean Leon.

Documentary interviewing the cast and crew of Batman Vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Having recently split up, Ezra and Frankie reckon with love, loss and life.

Zombies are part of pop culture, but what are they? Where do they come from? To find real zombies we visit Haiti where Zombies are an integral part of the island's cultural and religious roots.

The Bang Bang Club were four fearless young photographers who set out to expose the reality of Apartheid in South Africa - a battle that changed a nation but wound up almost destroying them.

Director: Jowee Morel Writer: Jowee Morel (story and screenplay) Stars: Romano Vasquez, Brew Bondoc, Donna Marquinez

A man reflects on his tattered past while chasing a passion for music through the avenue of his local nightlife shuttle service.

A comedic parody of Jekyll and Hyde.

Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Frida had many years behind them as performers before the victory with Waterloo. The story is told by people who witnessed the road to international success.

Short film made in 1986 by Caveh Zahedi

A dancer struggles with their self image, but continues to perform.

Priyank awakens one day to reflect on the magical series of events that brought his parents together. As the Christmas season approaches, he finds himself yearning for his own love story, wondering if fate will intervene once again.

Clive Emerson is a young fugitive with a troubled past and a bleak future. When the law catches up with him, he’s taken into custody by U.S. Marshal Preston Booth and begins a long train trip across the American southwest back to prison. Though Booth takes a personal interest in the case when Clive insists upon his innocence, the young man ultimately resigns himself to his sad fate. But little does Clive know that the future waiting for him when the train stops isn’t at all what he expects.

Feature film directed by Tang Huada and Yu Benzheng, starring Wu Haiyan and Ding Jiayuan. The film tells the story of actors from the film studio who went to live on the Yangtze River passenger ship, "Chaoyun," and hear a story about the joys and sorrows of brothers and sisters with different surnames that happened in the Three Gorges.

In a room at their local YMCA in Hebron, the West Bank, a group of teenage boys come together each week to discuss their shared traumatic experiences. They are just a few of the 7,500 Palestinian minors aged 12-18 who, over the past decade, have been arrested on a daily basis and placed in Israeli jails, where their rights as children are completely ignored. Most have committed crimes no worse than throwing stones, but each is subjected to an average of two years in jail and rarely escapes without suffering the devastating effects of post-traumatic stress disorder. Following these young boys as they undergo three months of group therapy, all the while struggling to integrate back into the routines they once knew, director Tone Anderson takes us deep into the lives of some of the conflict's biggest victims.